Springfield

An easy-to-grow source of bright blooms, grow for borders, beds, and background plantings or for cut-flower arrangements. Floriferous plants, 1-3 feet tall and 1-2 feet wide, are deer-resistant and humidity-tolerant. From early summer till fall, rounded, 1- to 5- inch blooms arise in white, pink, crimson, yellow-red, lilac-purple, and a wide range of color patterns. The flowers can have form such as single, double, formal, informal, quill, anemone, cactus, and pompom

Dahlias have one of the widest ranges of bloom colors, forms, and sizes you’ll find anywhere. From 1/2″ pompoms to 12″ dinner-plate-sized flowers, Dahlias bring striking life to the landscape in late summer and into fall. Flaunting nearly every available flower color, except true blue, Dahlias send up both daisy-like single types and full doubles, as well as intermediate forms such as collarettes and anemone styles.